* Thus wrote Robb Kerr ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> I'm always getting an error when testing the page. The error is...
>
> Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_VARIABLE' or `'$'' in
> /home/s/k/user992816/html/RobesonWeb/TMP4np9nf7zp.php on line 4
>
> The line to which it refers is the line statin
That was it! Thanx for the help. This board has proven invaluable to me.
Robb
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The line should be
$vManufacturer_rs_RobesonResultsList = (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) ?
$manufacturer : addslashes($manufacturer);
Robb Kerr wrote:
Newbie question - please excuse. I'm using Dreamweaver to generate most of
my PhP. I have created a search page and am trying to generate the results
pa
[snip]
if (isset(manufacturer)) {
$vManufacturer_rs_RobesonResultsList = (get_magic_quotes_gpc()) ?
manufacturer : addslashes(manufacturer);
}
Parse error: parse error, expecting `T_VARIABLE' or `'$'' in
/home/s/k/user992816/html/RobesonWeb/TMP4np9nf7zp.php on line 4
[/snip]
Looks like 'manufac
Here is an idea
using this method "car" would match "car", "carwash", "scar", "scarred",
etc.
Since this result will contain the entire boy of text you could some more
matching or scoring for relevancy
I had that code from a previous working project. I copied it and changed
some var names to
You can use explode/split functions on the search parameters - that will
give u an array with each search token indexed individually. Suppose the
search input was 'abc xyz'
$strsearch = "abc xyz";
$search=explode(" ",$strsearch);
your array "search" will contain
$search[0]=abc
$search[1]=xyz
Hi Jason,
Say you have a search form that says search for "searchbox" and the search
box has a variable name of "search":
NO Valid search results.
">
1) {
echo "Previous";
}
if (($num > 25) && (($limit + 25) < $num)) {
echo "Next.";
}
/* End the initial "Else" */
}
?>
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In a MySQL query you can use the LIMIT keyword, like in phpmyadmin.
Use limit 0,10 to get the first ten results in a query.
Then do the query again but use 10,10 for the limit.
The first number is the "offset", and the second one is the maximum results
to return.
That's the way most people do
Hi there..
Try:
SELECT HouseID FROM Search WHERE (CountryID='2' AND PriceID='3' OR
(FacilityID='1' OR FacilityID='5'))
The extra brackets are only to make it easier to read.. (For me it is..)
What you basically asked where all records in which CountryID is 2 and
PriceID is 3 AND (only) where t
> if ($search_in == "1"){
>$query1 = "SELECT * FROM FISH where ID LIKE '%$search_text%'
> OR name LIKE '%$search_text%' OR Category LIKE '%$search_text%' OR Color
> LIKE '%$search_text%' OR Size LIKE '%$search_text%'";
> }
Looks good the way it is for now.
Things you *could* do:
1) Break up
10 matches
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